The management of Ekiti State University EKSU, Ado- Ekiti have threatened to expel about 10,000 students who have not paid the mandatory reparation fee of N6, 500 and completed the screening exercise imposed on the students by the university on or before December 14th.


The Vice Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Oladipo
Aina said this at a meeting held on Friday with
principal officers of the institution. It would be recalled that EKSU was closed down on September 28 following the violent demonstration of student triggered by the news of the death of a final
year student of the Accountancy Department, Abiola Yusuf, who was knocked down by a vehicle, which led to the destruction of some buildings , looting of the livestocks from the university farm and burning of about ten vehicles.


The school authorities however reopened the
institution on December 3rd with a strict condition on all its students to pay the reparation fee and undergo a screening exercise or lose their ‘studentship’ with the institution.
A source who pleaded anonymity said, “The university has fixed December 14 , 2012 for all students to conclude the screening exercise. Any student who fails to meet up with the deadline may
lose his or her studentship.


“The screening exercise requires all students to
submit a sworn affidavit of good conduct, letter of
undertaking from their parents as well as receipts for payment of the reparation fee and evidence of
payment of school fees, among other demands.
“Some of the students have complied with this
directive and some are still undergoing the process.
But about one third of the student population have
not turned up and the university authorities have
agreed that any student who neglects this directive
would no longer be regarded as a student of EKSU.”
Confirming this development, the Deputy Registrar
Information of EKSU, Mr. Olubunmi Ajibade assured
that the authorities are firm on the ultimatum of the screening exercise, adding that there would be no going back on the strict condition.

Source- www.informationnaija.com

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